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RESEARCH IN COMMUNICATION from a planners perspective TBWA\BRUSSELS – NOVEMBER 15 th 2011

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RESEARCH IN COMMUNICATIONfrom a planners perspective

TBWA\BRUSSELS – NOVEMBER 15th 2011

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Who is who?

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Who believes that research…

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… should be avoided in the creative process?

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…kills good ideas?

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… is the responsibility of the client and the research company?

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… is the best way to avoid failure?

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I personally don’t agree with any of these statements

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Good research

n Helps to grow ideasn Raises more questions than it gives

answersn Should be part of every process (but

on the right moment)n Is an essential part of the job of a

planner

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But what is good research?

Getting as close to reality as you can.

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People don’t do what they say, and don’t say what they do.

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Respondents react as rationally, not as an audience.

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You only get answers to the questions you ask

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data & insights

concepts pre-test post-test data & insights

LEARN EXPLAINPREDICT

CURRENT INVESTMENTS

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data & insights

concepts pre-test post-test data & insights

LEARN EXPLAINPREDICT

SHOULD BECOME:

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1. DATA & INSIGHTS

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Data & insights

DATAn Nielsen/GFK/market evolutionn Monitoringn Benchmarkingn Desk researchn …

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Data & insights

INSIGHTSn Qualitative researchn Interviewsn Social networksn …

n Essential part job of every planner!

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2. CONCEPTS

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Concepts

n Testing the strategy and the idea, not the execution!

STRATEGY

IDEA EXECUTION

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Concepts

n Testing the strategy and the idea, not the execution!

LONDON CLOSER THAN EVER

AROUND THE CORNER

EXECUTION

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Concepts

n With integrated campaigns, concepts are far more important than executions

BUT:n From a methodological point of view, this

is difficult to test.n Challenge the way research companies

test this!

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3. PRETESTING

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Pretesting

n Is about executions

n Most used type of communication research… but why?

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Pretesting

n Has a very low predictive value n Is becoming increasingly difficult with the

new types of campaignsn Very difficult for respondents to judge

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Difficult to judge

n Artificial context• Meeting room vs living room

n Artificial creative execution• Mock-up• Animatic• Script

n Artificial reaction• Ratio vs emotional

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But sometimes, it works

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4. POSTTEST

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Posttest

n Qualitative and qualitativen Make sure what you test:

STRATEGY

IDEA EXECUTION

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Posttests

n Posttests can really help fine-tune the strategy and the idea.

n But can it make executions better?• If it is a big success, you know it.• If it is a big failure, you know it.• If it is neither, you made average work, so

why invest in research?

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Inconsistency between pre- and posttests

Especially with qualitativen Inconsistent baseline feedbackn Inconsistent copy feedbackn Inconsistent execution feedback

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Thank you!